I should probably do more sport still-lifes, as my soccerball image has been my best seller for posters & merchandise. Even the grass from that one was used on a Canadian postage stamp.

The tracks on the robot mouse were originally created for the Baron Copperpot robot. (same one on the bar at the top of the page.) But I liked feet better for him.

Not something you want to look up and see looking down at you. This would have been up yesterday, if I had come up with the name I liked sooner.

Is it a scary warning to stay away, or someone with a very bizarre garden?

A kaleidoscope of clockwork & robot parts, falling apart along the bottom.

A still life arrangement of Poppies, I expected this to render without the difficulty of some of my more complex images, but it turns out the hairy stems using complex displacement maps to create the hair, never rendered he way the preview versions did.

How long till we see robot terrorists? Assembled from miscellaneous parts, this I.R.D. had to take a train, because he couldn't get on a plane with his cell phone. If he moves to pick his nose, run!

A lonely little daisy struggles against the harsh environment. I made the flower using X-Frog software.

I really like how the lighting adds to this image's surreal quality. My sister in law requested this one, and I think it tops the fairy series.